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- 2. ? I Don’t Get It? Hate it! Love it!
- 3. I Don’t Get It? Hate it! Love it! The Goal: To REACT
- 19. Perception and Awareness http://www. youtube .com/watch?v= hwCzasHBXNc
- 21. Some Vocabulary Representational Art Abstract Art Nonrepresentational Art
- 25. What is The Function of Art?
- 26. The Nature of Art The Nature of Art: an abbreviated History = roots of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism 2,000 = roots of Judaism 4,000 = roots of oldest practicing religion: Hinduism 7,500 = DATED FIRST ART 35,000 = earliest upright human 4,400,000 = extinction of the dinosaur 65,000,000 = lands and oceans full 100,000,000 = birds and animals began to fill the earth 600,000,000 = single-cell life of green algae began 3,900,000,000 = the age of the earth 4,500,000,000
- 27. The Nature of Art Communication The Purpose & function of Art Masaccio. The Tribute Money. ca 1423.
- 28. The Nature of Art The Purpose & function of Art Communication Utilitarian Purposes Hon'ami Koetsu. Tea bowl. 17th century
- 29. The Nature of Art The Purpose & function of Art Communication Utilitarian Purposes Express the Spiritual Gianlorenzo Bernini. The Ecstasy of St. Theresa. 1645-52.
- 30. The Nature of Art The Purpose & function of Art Communication Utilitarian Purposes Express the Spiritual Personal Expression Albrecht Durer. Self Portrait. 1500.
- 31. The Nature of Art The Purpose & function of Art Communication Utilitarian Purposes Express the Spiritual Personal Expression Social/Political Margaret Bourke-White. At the Time of the Louisville Flood. 1937.
- 32. The Nature of Art The Purpose & function of Art Visual delight Communication Utilitarian Purposes Express the Spiritual Personal Expression Social/Political Georgia O’Keeffe. Red Canna. 1923.
- 33. Henri Matisse. The Red Studio . 1911. Oil on Canvas
- 34. Jasper Johns. Three Flags . 1958. Encaustic on Canvas
- 35. Sandro Botticelli. The Birth of Venus . ca. 1485. Tempera on panel.
- 36. Marcel Duchamp. Bicycle Wheel . 1913. Assemblage
- 37. J.M.W. Turner. Slave Ship or Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying -- Typhoon Coming On. 1840. Oil on canvas.
- 38. Pablo Picasso. Guernica . 1937. Oil on Canvas.
- 39. Female Figure. ca. 3500 BCE. Romania.
- 40. Michelangelo Buonarroti. Pieta . 1498. Marble.
- 41. Meret Oppenheim. Object . 1936. Fur-covered teacup, saucer, and spoon.
- 42. Jeff Koons. Michael Jackson and Bubbles. 1988. Porcelain.